/r/Guncontrol_FOS
Discuss the issue of gun control in a forum more amenable to open debate. If you can’t respond because of being blocked in another forum, express yourself here.
Discuss the issue of gun control in a forum more amenable to open debate.
/r/Guncontrol_FOS
Here's a story about a guy who got mad because he thought Burger King wasn't charging him enough for his meal. His response was to point a gun at the employee. Had he chosen to fire, he might have killed someone before anyone could have stopped him.
Now, of course this guy can and should be tried and convicted of something and have his right to bear arms taken away ... but I just don't see how one can be so sure that less gun control means more safety, when it obviously means people like this have an easier time getting guns.
Because it's not just smart, devious criminals who can evade gun laws that we gave to worry about. I actually think most violent crime is committed by dumbasses who will only get a gun if it's easy.
Frankly, and this is going to really be an incendiary opinion but I don't care, we would be safest if males under 40 were prohibited from private ownership of guns.
US Billionaire Drowns in Tesla Model X. Attempts to break into the vehicle were not possible due to the reinforced glass
If u have a minute could u fill in my survey on gun control https://forms.office.com/e/ziUQ0QKrws